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email: james@tomasino.org
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email: james@tomasino.org
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date: Wednesday, April 6, 2022
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date: Wednesday, April 6, 2022
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time: 16:00 UTC
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time: 16:00 UTC
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human: wsinatra
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email: wpsinatra@gmail.com
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date: Wednesday, April 6, 2022
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time: 8:30 PM Eastern
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human: elly
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email: efongjones@gmail.com
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date: Wednesday, April 13, 2022
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time: 6:00 PM Pacific
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human: ben
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email: ben@tilde.team
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date: Wednesday, April 13, 2022
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time: 5:00 PM Eastern
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up:
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up:
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rsync -azP dist/ tilde:public_html/podcast
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rsync -azP dist/ tilde:public_html/podcast
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# make emails from data.rec
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# make this week's emails from data.rec
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emails:
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emails:
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#!/bin/bash
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#!/bin/bash
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echo "{ \"data\":" > tmp.json
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echo "{ \"data\":" > tmp.json
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recsel -e "date >> '$(date)'" data.rec | rec2csv | csvjson >> tmp.json
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recsel -e "date >> '$(gdate)' && date << '$(gdate -d "next week")'" data.rec \
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| rec2csv | csvjson >> tmp.json
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echo "}" >> tmp.json
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echo "}" >> tmp.json
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mustache tmp.json templates/email.template
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mustache tmp.json templates/email.template
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rm tmp.json
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rm tmp.json
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@ -29,3 +29,7 @@ answered: no
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listenert: bx
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listenert: bx
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writes: if you had to host a gathering serving a vehicle for yourself and guests to eat, what kind and model of vehicle would you serve/eat? (cooking and seasoning is allowed and encouraged)
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writes: if you had to host a gathering serving a vehicle for yourself and guests to eat, what kind and model of vehicle would you serve/eat? (cooking and seasoning is allowed and encouraged)
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answered: no
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answered: no
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listener: apreche
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writes: I was wondering if you had any tips with regards to discovery as it pertains to tildes. The big time social networks do a lot to guide users into filling up their feeds with content to doomscroll. On a tilde, a user needs to not only know where, but also how, to find what other people are saying, creating, and sharing. It can often feel very quiet outside of the primary IRC channels. What are the best ways to keep up with what fellow tildezens are up to?
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answered: no
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